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19th CT Municipality Approved For Speed Cameras | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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Hartford is the latest Connecticut municipality to be approved for automated traffic enforcement cameras by the state. The city joins 18 other municipalities approved so far: Beacon Falls, Groton, Fairfield, Greenwich, Hamden, Marlborough, Middletown, Milford, New Haven, New Britain, North Haven, Prospect, Stratford, Stamford, Washington, West Hartford, Wethersfield, and Winchester. Greenwich and West Hartford have submitted amendments to their plans that are currently under review, according to
‘No Kings’ Rallies Planned In CT For Oct. 17 Ahead Of Midterms | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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A nationwide day of action is planned for Oct. 17 throughout the country, with more than a dozen events scheduled for Connecticut. Organizers include Indivisible, the 50501 movement and local groups like Newtown Action Alliance. Part of the “No Kings” movement, the October events will be focused on rallying voters to get to the polls for the midterm elections. The theme “No Kings” is meant to protest the rise of authoritarianism and political violence in the United States, organizers said. Organ
Another CT Town Turns Off Its Flock Cameras | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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EAST LYME, CT — Another Connecticut town has decided to pause the use of its Flock cameras to read license plates due to resident concerns. “After careful consideration and listening to the concerns and questions raised by members of our community, I have made the decision to pause the use of Flock license plate reader technology in East Lyme, effective immediately,” East Lyme Police Chief Kevin Glenn announced in a social media post Friday. “For now, East Lyme Police will not be using Flock tec
‘Pay Attention’ Urges CT Official After DOT Worker Killed On I-95 | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, CT – The leader of Connecticut’s transportation agency is urging drivers to slow down and pay attention after a state worker was killed on Interstate 95 in Fairfield on Friday morning. A driver from Derby is facing manslaughter charges. Elvin Hernandez, 60, who was based out of the agency’s Stratford facility, had worked for the state Department of Transportation since 2010. He was hit by a vehicle near Exit 20 while doing vital maintenance work on the southbound side of the highway, o
Panelists Discuss New State Laws And Policies To Govern Use Of ALPR Data | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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If you’re on the road in Connecticut, cameras are most likely watching and documenting where you go. Your license plate will be photographed. The make and model of your car noted. Potential bumper stickers recorded. And while some safeguards regarding Automatic License Plate Readers were put in place in this year’s legislative session, many say it is not enough. Across Connecticut, residents have turned out en masse to share concerns about the automated devices, which have been in use in some mu
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